Speed can't be taught, but it does have the potential to drastically impact a game. Here's a look at each team's fastest prospect.
Wander Franco, Adley Rutschman and Spencer Torkelson highlight the 2021 Top 100 Prospects
2021 MLB.com Top Prospects: Wander Franco could become a generational switch-hitter, with electric bat speed, plate discipline and plus power
2021 MLB.com Top Prospects: Adley Rutschman can drive the ball from both sides of the plate and displays outstanding defensive talent
2021 MLB.com Top Prospects: Spencer Torkelson was the first pick of the 2020 Draft for his excellent patience at the plate and stellar defense
2021 MLB.com Top Prospects: Jarred Kelenic makes consistent hard contact, has an advanced plate approach to go with plus arm and speed tools
2021 MLB.com Top Prospects: Julio Rodríguez could be a plus hitter with plus power and he has an advanced approach from the right side
MacKenzie Gore's high-leg-kick delivery generates extension toward the plate and gives hitters fits with his fastball and slider
2021 MLB.com Top Prospects: Bobby Witt Jr. drives the ball to all fields with excellent barrel control and outstanding bat speed
CJ Abrams has top-of-the-scale speed that is a game-changing tool and makes him an impact player on both sides of the ball
2021 MLB.com Top Prospects: Ke'Bryan Hayes has All-Star potential and has every chance to be a better big leaguer than his dad Charlie
1. Wander Franco, Rays
Catchers
1. Adley Rutschman, O's
1. Kumar Rocker
